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St Peter's Cathedral in Rowse will host 54 000 worshippers in a grand ceremonial capacity.
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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1915
Page
2
St Peter's Cathedral in Rowse will host 54 000 worshippers in a grand ceremonial capacity.
In Smoky Hollow residents share a week of social calls and travels. Mrs. D. W. Carter and Mrs. P. H. Burns visit Burns brothers in Sullivan County while J. H. Hill hauls coal and hosts and visits with neighbors. Miss Pauline Gales visits Anders school. D. W. Carter calls on Hartford. Neva Anders and friend visit Mable Hill.
Worthington residents share news of visitors and travels including Miss Roberts from Kirksville, Crooks Cain and Buster at a La Plata trial, and the Hall Jesse James show drawing crowds. Plans note Santa Anna trip, health sale, and numerous visits to Kirksville Davenport and Newager. Weather and community events pepper the week.
East End residents report mild frost as farmers plow in the Chariton bottoms for next year’s corn. Social notes mention visitors at J J Hartiman’s and local dinners and church events amid weather delays. Families and neighbors, including Burns, Carrs, Gillums, Ledfords, and Pickering, are seen at various Sunday and Friday gatherings.
Merry Christmas wishes go out to editor and readers as Misa Gladys Barnhouse of Route 1 assists Mra Mart Morrow near Glenwood with housework this week. Iua Fowler returns from Iowa to aid in corn harvest and Mr and Mrs Aaron Roop of near Omaha visit last Thursday night. Ren Haynes improves after two weeks of illness. A meeting was held here last week. Mr Roop visits for shopping and to urge a noted matter on Route 1.
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